Holes Quiz on Chapters 44-50

How does the author structure the revelation about the treasure in these chapters?

• It is introduced early and revisited throughout the text

• It is a sudden twist at the end of the book

• It unfolds gradually, with clues revealed through flashbacks

• It is only mentioned in passing

What narrative technique does Sachar use to connect the past and present in these chapters?

• Stream of consciousness

• Flashbacks

• Dialogue between characters

• Descriptive imagery

In what way does the structure of these chapters enhance the theme of justice?

• By showing the immediate consequences of the boys' actions

• By comparing the boys’ experiences to historical injustices

• By contrasting the Warden’s cruelty with the boys’ resilience

• By presenting multiple perspectives on the camp’s rules

How do the descriptions of the landscape contribute to the mood in these chapters?

• They create a sense of adventure

• They evoke feelings of despair and confinement

• They provide comic relief

• They highlight the beauty of nature

Which section of the chapters best illustrates the theme of friendship through its structure?

• The moments of conflict between the boys

• The cooperation between Stanley and Zero in their quest

• The Warden’s interactions with the boys

• The flashbacks to Kissin' Kate Barlow’s story